2026 · Systems architecture, interaction logic, and workflow framing

SOMA

A private real-time interaction systems project for structuring authored behavior, runtime coordination, and output-facing experience.

A private real-time interaction systems project exploring authored behavior, runtime coordination, and live output.

Interaction systems
Real-time systems
Systems architecture
Validation
Workflow design

SOMA web interface showing a live light-output composition on a ring topology.

SOMA is a private real-time interaction systems project exploring how authored behavior can move into live output without losing structure, inspectability, or design intent.

The project is organized around authoring, coordination, realization, and review. Interaction behavior is treated not as an opaque effect, but as something that can be composed, validated, traced through runtime, and expressed through output-facing forms with consistent logic across layers.

The material shown here focuses on how real-time behavior can be made legible without reducing the project to a single interface or device. System architecture, validation boundaries, and reviewable runtime evidence keep complex behavior coherent as it moves from authored pattern to prototype experience.

Selected images

Horizontal diagram showing how authored intent moves through validation, runtime coordination, realization, and review. — Architecture flow from authored intent through validation, runtime coordination, realization, and review.

Horizontal diagram showing how a single runtime moment links event, state, decision, output, and reviewable evidence. — Runtime evidence view showing how event, state, decision, output, and review remain linked in one inspectable moment.

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